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Specialized EDA skills and seniority reduce mass applicant competition despite strong brand and metro location.
Highly domain-specific semiconductor CAD/EDA skills limit transferability across industries.
Explicit 5-10 years, mandatory CAD/EDA tool experience, and export-control eligibility create strict filters.
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Develop, automate, and support physical verification CAD flows and toolsets, including DRC and LVS debugging using Calibre, ICV, and related EDA tools to ensure design integrity and aid tape-out processes.
Lead CAD and EDA tool development and methodology optimization for digital and analog IC design, including tool integration, performance monitoring, and design task automation to improve productivity and reduce time-to-market.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and foundry interfaces, provide technical guidance, maintain documentation, and stay updated on industry advancements for CAD/EDA tools and methodologies.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields.
5+ years of professional experience in CAD and EDA tool development and support in the semiconductor industry.
Proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools such as Cadence, Synopsys (ICV required), Mentor Graphics (Calibre svrf/tvf preferred), and scripting languages like Tcl, Perl, Python.
Strong understanding of full IC design flow from RTL to physical implementation including place and route, timing analysis, and physical verification.
Experienced in leading CAD/EDA tool-related projects, providing technical leadership and mentorship in a semiconductor design environment.
Operates effectively in multidisciplinary teams involving design, layout, foundry, and software engineering to ensure seamless tool integration and design flow optimization.
Keeps current with cutting-edge trends and technologies in CAD/EDA tools to recommend and implement continuous improvements in design methodologies.